UC Hub Group Signs Binding Letter of Intent to Form Joint Venture Virtual Banking Company


LOS ANGELES, March 11, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- UC Hub Group, Inc. (OTCBB:UCHB) today announced it has signed a binding Letter of Intent to form a Joint Venture with FI-PME Bank in Cameroon, Africa.

According to the Letter, FI-PME Bank and UC Hub, through UCHB's wholly owned subsidiary, eLuxe Financial, will form a new virtual banking company called eLuxe Cameroon. This company will market the eLuxe Virtual Banking products to FI-PME customers and to residents throughout Cameroon.

FI-PME, which has 13 branches in that nation, will have the option to invest up to $5 million in eLuxe Cameroon.

A final Agreement governing the Joint Venture is expected to be signed by the end of March.

UC Hub Group expects that this Agreement would yield revenue to UCHB of $1 to $3 per customer per month. Assuming only a 1 percent market penetration of Cameroon's 18 million inhabitants, the Agreement would produce UCHB revenue of approximately $2.2 to $5.5 million annually.

eLuxe's stored value VISA card program is a virtual banking system that enables individuals to buy, sell and trade at any time. The program was launched in January in the West African nation of Burkina Faso.

eLuxe Financial, a wholly owned subsidiary of UC Hub Group, Inc., provides patented financial mobile solutions that enable individuals across the globe to buy, sell and trade anywhere, anytime. eLuxe's service tools include the cell phone, PDA, Web, Kiosk, VOIP and stored value and pre paid card solutions. For more information, please visit http://www.eluxefinancial.com.

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